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An extract from a prisoner eternal to a treatise between her Imperial Majesty the All-Russian, and his royal Majesty the Swedes in Abovo August 7, 1743, about salutation ...
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Russia. The Empress (1741-1761; Elizaveta Petrovna)
Extract from a prisoner to an eternal treatise between her Imperial Majesty the All-Russian, and his Royal Majesty of the Swedes in Above August 7, 1743, about salutation .... St. Petersburg: Marine Academic Printing House, Apr. 1747. |
Extract from a prisoner to an eternal treatise between e. at. All-Russian and Royal Majesty Datsky on salutation ...
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Russia. The Empress (1741-1761; Elizaveta Petrovna)
Extract from a prisoner to an eternal treatise between e. at. All-Russian and Royal Majesty Datsky on salutation .... St. Petersburg: Marine Academic Printing House, 1747. |
Tsesarevna Elisaveta Petrovna in Alexandrovaya Sloboda and the Assumption Monastery at the same time
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Stromilov, Nikolai Semenovich (1842-1895).
Tsesarevna Elisaveta Petrovna in Alexandrovaya Sloboda and the Assumption Monastery at the same time. Moscow: In the University. type., 1874. |
The ceremony of marching her Imperial Majesty to Moscow (from the book: A detailed description of the solemn orders ... of the most sacred crowning of her august imperial majesty ... Empress Elizabeth Petrovna St. Petersburg, 1744)
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The ceremony of marching her Imperial Majesty to Moscow (from the book: A detailed description of the solemn orders ... of the most sacred crowning of her august imperial majesty ... of Empress Elizabeth Petrovna St. Petersburg, 1744). |
The ceremony of marching her Imperial Majesty to the Faceted Chamber of Audience (from the book: A Detailed Description of the Ceremonial Orders ... of the Sacred Crowning of Her Imperial Majesty August ... Empress Elizaveta Petrovna St. Petersburg, 1744)
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The ceremony of marching her Imperial Majesty to the Faceted Chamber for Audience (from the book: A Detailed Description of the Ceremonial Orders ... of the Sacred Crowning of Her Imperial Majesty August ... Empress Elizaveta Petrovna St. Petersburg, 1744). |
The ceremony of publication before the coronation (from the book: A thorough description of solemn orders ... of the most sacred crowning of her august imperial majesty ... of Empress Elizabeth Petrovna St. Petersburg, 1744)
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Ceremony of publication before the coronation (from the book: A thorough description of the solemn orders ... of the most sacred crowning of her august imperial majesty ... of Empress Elizabeth Petrovna St. Petersburg, 1744). |
The blossoming state of the all-Russian state, in which it began, was brought and left by inexpressible works by Peter the Great, father of the fatherland, emperor and autocrat of all-Russia, and other, and other, and other. The book is the first in which
| Kirilov, Ivan Kirilovich (1691-1737). The blossoming state of the all-Russian state, in which it began, was brought and left by inexpressible works by Peter the Great, father of the fatherland, emperor and autocrat of all-Russia, and other, and other, and other. The book is the first in which provinces and provinces are described, in them cities, garrisons, artillery, offices, offices, stewards with subordinates, dioceses, monasteries, churches, the number of souls, regiments and incomes that currently exist, the provinces of St. Petersburg, Moscow, Smolenskaya, Kievskaya, Voronezhskaya, Rizhskaya, Revelskaya. Moscow: Univ. type., 1831. 1831. |
The reign of Peter II
| Arseniev, Konstantin Ivanovich (1789-1865). The reign of Peter II. St. Petersburg: in the printing house of the Imperial Russian Academy, 1839. |
The reign of Elizabeth Petrovna
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Weidemeyer, Alexander Ivanovich (1789-1852).
The reign of Elizabeth Petrovna. St. Petersburg: type. Dep. ext. auction, 1834. |
The reign of Elizabeth Petrovna
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Weidemeyer, Alexander Ivanovich (-1852).
The reign of Elizabeth Petrovna. Part 1-2. St. Petersburg: Type. I. Fischon, 1849. |